Matija Erceg

It was not activated (but it was installed) – so I don’t know how it could have interfered..

I was not hiding the form or wrapping it in any additional shortcodes.
If there was an error message, I would definitely post it.
Jack, if you find that the issue persists, please post back, as I still have no leads on the cause..

The only way I’m able to reproduce this error is to submit 2 posts in close succession (but I’m not sure if that’s going to reproduce it for you).

Submission 1: Image is attached to post (when viewed under Media), but NOT set as featured image

Submission 2: Works perfectly (Image is attached to post and set as featured image)

Re-submit Submission 1: Works Perfectly

So, I know it’s not related to the JPGs themselves. Do you think there might be an issue with the shared hosting I’m on (bluehost)?

update: looks like my client changed their password, and now their tweets seem to work again. sorry for confusing anyone..

But it looks like others are still having issues.

I’m encountering a similar problem. Tried to manually update tweets or reset updates, but the latest tweets stopped showing up.

I had the same issue with my 3.0.1 installation – reverting to 1.3.8 made the menu items reappear.. Hopefully this bug will get fixed, because this is a really great plugin!

t-p, I meant resize on display, not on upload. In other words, I want the image to RENDER as big as it can, regardless of viewport size. When a visitor resizes their window, I want the currently displayed image to resize WITH the window..

I am familiar with that plugin – you’re saying it is capable of dynamically resizing images to fit the window’s size?

Try this

I think that’s what worked for me.

Update: the_advanced_excerpt() also prevents the shortcode from working

Is the link written with an <a> tag

Thank you.

After looking into this issue for a while, this is the code I’ve ended up using:

<ul style="list-style-image:none;">
<?php
  $ancestors = get_post_ancestors($post->ID);
  $parent = $ancestors[0];

  if($parent) { //if its a CHILD page
    echo wp_list_pages("title_li=&include=".$parent."&echo=0");
    $children = wp_list_pages("title_li=&child_of=".$parent."&echo=0");

}  else { //if it's a PARENT page
    echo wp_list_pages("title_li=&include=".get_the_ID()."&echo=0");
    $children = wp_list_pages("title_li=&child_of=".get_the_ID()."&echo=0");
}
  if ($children) { ?>

  <?php echo $children; ?>
  </ul>
  <?php } ?>

This is assuming there is only 2 depths of link: the main pages, and 1 level of child pages

Yes, definitely don’t use short open tags, some people do not have access to their PHP settings

Is there a better place to try to get help with this question?

looks like a template job

the margins in the left side boxes under the big pic are too small, which looks awkward